QuestLord

Nice little game. I understood the studio in which it was produced has lost they dumbfounded. Gobsmacked lease. Due to the Landlord ‘s greed. Not sure who owns it now, but if he needs rent money I know a stupendously schtuiupid odd couple on the West side looking for a renter till the end of the year. After that, he’s sol [sunshine’s outa luck]. Nice 4 bedroom, could be five, with some hammering skills. Or even nun chucking skills or painting skills. Pets welcome. No horses, pigs, cows or chickens though. (Current owner has one old 18 year old Feline and one energetic little Guard Dawg) one small baby, no rowdy teenage boys welcome. Has fence, cement pond. Burial grounds under fountain in back and on side with marker saying Cat Crossing. Two beds upstairs with elevator (inside) Jack & Jill with en-suite. Can be wired for separate computer and phone expensive, many trees, mainly Texas Hill Country Oak, one ancient old fruit tree (fig). Current owner thinking about either chopping it down or letting it fruit one more season. Either that or making a cute little bikini out of the leaves for her burial suit. Loud headbanging heavy metal music most welcome ( when crotchety old man is outa earsight. ). Old man is very left brained. Read accountant. Always wanted to be an Art Major but couldn’t quite hack the cartooning). But is fairly good at

Good oldschool rpg with new style controls and interface. Beat the game, really enjoyed myself. Worth more than the asking price, although I think that the current asking price will make more sales. Simple to understand, but not so simple it takes the challenge out. If you like oldschool first person rpg dungeon crawlers with an enjoyable story, then buy it. Should be on apple's editor's choice list (although some of the games I've seen on that list lately look like they were placed there as the result of a bribe or something, so maybe this is best left off that list because it is actually a good game--we wouldn't want to scare any potential fans away by having it on that stupid list). The only downside to the game is it feels a little too short. But for 99 cents, it is perfect.

QuestLord is in my opinion one of the sickest RPGs for iOS. It has everything: loot, races (human, elf, & dwarf), a huge map, neat story, and sidequests. But there is a twist to that since the main story is based on side quests. I think this game was supposed to be a tribute to older RPGs but all I know is that its crazy fun. First of all, each race you choose starts your adventure somewhere else, which is a really nice touch because starting a new game feels different. The controls are really easy to get used to but it could use a tutorial as I did not know how to fight in my first battle. Visuals are pretty cool and old-like but they gave me motion sickness the first time I tried the game. Overall QuestLord is great and worth every penny as the game is really cool and hard and will keep you entertained for hours and hours. The only thing QuestLord is lacking is a good app icon. The current one looks kind of ugly as its just a dungeon corridor. So im going to have to give it four stars on that one. :/ anywho, questlord FTW!!

Fantastic! It doesn't hold your hand with an hour long tutorial,no wait ten minutes to charge your "play energy" to stop you from having fun, or any other Mobile game nonsense. Has just the right amount of stats and difficulty to be challenging and actually make you use your brain, without being annoying or unfair. Saves your place when exiting the app so you can do a few minutes of adventuring at a time or an hour. It's an old school action RPG that can be enjoyed by old fans and new alike and you should definitely give it a shot if all those other micro transactions filled greedy mobile games has started to bug you, like they have done to me.

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It hurts to rate this game less than 5 stars, but there are glaring glitches on the game that gets in the way of completing it! For example: The portal Magus summons it disappears if you came back from the other side, and the lord says you have to complete his quest again even though his quest is already fulfilled so there is no way to make Magus open the Portal again. I got around this by casting my own portal on the location his portal used to be. But the second glitch got me stuck for good: The way to Guardian Helm south of Norrab won’t unlock no mater what! I accepted all quests that requires me to go to that side, did all the available quests up to that point but the gate remains closed, so I can’t access the other half of the map. This is after I grinded my way to better items and was pretty advanced on the game so it was really frustrating. I wanted to like this game but ended up deleting it.